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YEOHLEE AW15'16 READY-TO-WEAR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Yeohlee Teng often thinks about her fabrics before she starts designing a collection, and for Fall '15, she was particularly dedicated to her "no waste" policy. Instead of discarding the extra fabric from a jacquard, she used it on the yolk of a sweater or as paneling down the ...

MM6 MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA AW15'16 READY-TO-WEAR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Today's Fall outing was the final MM6 collection not developed under the watch of Maison Margiela creative director John Galliano, so it's tough to discern how much or how little it's about to change. Focusing on the now, it's easy to make the case that this ...

PEDRO DEL HIERRO MADRID AW15'16 READY-TO-WEAR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Pedro del Hierro Madrid designer Carmen March had a simple brief for Fall: Girls just want to have fun. She was fascinated by the huge cultural shifts her native Spain experienced in the late '70s after Franco's regime was toppled. Think women's lib, the sexual revolution, ...

KTZ AW15'16 READY-TO-WEAR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK London-based label KTZ made its first-ever New York fashion week appearance this afternoon. The brand isn't necessarily decamping to the city for good: According to creative director Marjan Pejoski, he and partner Sasko Bezovski just felt like they wanted to do "something new" this season, and the energy in ...

THAKOON ADDITION AW15'16 READY-TO-WEAR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Fall found Thakoon Panichgul heading to a place he knows well: "deep into the codes" that have come to distinguish his clothes. It was an idea he had kicked around in his main line for Pre-Fall, and this season Addition got the greatest-hits treatment. Panichgul's print fixations yielded ...

MARC BY MARC JACOBS AW15'16 READY-TO-WEAR NEW YORK FASHION WEEK Fashion and politics are uncomfortable bedfellows. That is, until the relationship is inescapable. Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier made a new collection for Marc by Marc Jacobs that started with a blast of T. Rex's "Children of the Revolution." Models walked in elongated silhouettes branded "Suffragette," ...